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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / June 2007Roadside Assistance
I have a new 5th wheel owned by me personally and an F350 owned by my corporation. I cannot get traditional Good Sam type roadside assistance programs because my truck is owned by my corporation. I would have to buy a policy for each. Last summer, I got stuck on I-95 with a trailer blowout and no tire tool (yes, that was stupid). I called SC Highway patrol and they couldn't help. I called several auto/truck tire stores and they said it was too dangerous to come out on I-95. (No sh.t) Is there a state by state resource that lists roadside repair companies....the same ones that AAA and good Sam send? After 4 hours I finally got someone with a tire tool to help me. Reggie in NC On Jun 27, 2:20 pm, reghunnic...@gmail.com wrote: > I have a new 5th wheel owned by me personally and an F350 owned by my > corporation. I cannot get traditional Good Sam type roadside [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Reggie in NC Buy a tire tool..... :I have a new 5th wheel owned by me personally and an F350 owned by my : corporation. I cannot get traditional Good Sam type roadside [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] : : After 4 hours I finally got someone with a tire tool to help me. Why wouldn't the SCHP help? That's their job. I have had friends in similar situations as yours in Calif and Wash, and the CHP and WSP were very helpful. > I have a new 5th wheel owned by me personally and an F350 owned by my > corporation. I cannot get traditional Good Sam type roadside [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Reggie in NC Here's a suggestion: Coach Net insures all of those FMCA types with the big Diesel Pushers that were purchased under Montana corporations to cheat the owners' domiciles out of sales taxes. Why not go with Coach Net? Coach Net requires you have a membership in one of their affiliated organizations. I know FMCA wouldn't have you with a truck and trailer, but Escapees most certainly will and that membership will permit you to get Coach Net's road service, which, IMHO, is the "Cadillac" of road service programs. You will enjoy the Escapees membership, too. Their magazine is great and there are lots of perks, like discounted RV parks, insurance, etc. besides. JMTCW Janet  SignatureJanet Wilder Bad spelling. Bad punctuation Good Friends. Good Life >> I have a new 5th wheel owned by me personally and an F350 owned by my >> corporation. I cannot get traditional Good Sam type roadside [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > Janet You can get Coach Net "bare" if you pursue it with the contact person. Costs more than an affiliated membership of course but if one wants the very best road care it's worth it. Hugh >>> I have a new 5th wheel owned by me personally and an F350 owned by my >>> corporation. I cannot get traditional Good Sam type roadside [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > very best road care it's worth it. > Hugh I believe his issue was that the 5th wheel has one owner (him) and the tow vehicle has another owner (his corporation) and that one policy won't cover vehicles with diferent owners. Ron >>>>I have a new 5th wheel owned by me personally and an F350 owned by my >>>>corporation. I cannot get traditional Good Sam type roadside [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > > Ron I know. Hugh > I believe his issue was that the 5th wheel has one owner (him) and the tow > vehicle has another owner (his corporation) and that one policy won't cover > vehicles with diferent owners. Coach Net will cover a motorhome owned by an Montana corporation and a toad owned by an individual person who is the principle of the corporation. That's why I suggested them. SignatureJanet Wilder Bad spelling. Bad punctuation Good Friends. Good Life > You can get Coach Net "bare" if you pursue it with the contact person. > Costs more than an affiliated membership of course but if one wants the > very best road care it's worth it. > Hugh I didn't know that. Thanks, Hugh. SignatureJanet Wilder Bad spelling. Bad punctuation Good Friends. Good Life >> You can get Coach Net "bare" if you pursue it with the contact person. >> Costs more than an affiliated membership of course but if one wants >> the very best road care it's worth it. >> Hugh > > I didn't know that. Thanks, Hugh. I found that out when we had the first HR trailer. Since we had to be members of the HR Owners Club to get the road coverage, I asked if we could get coverage if we had S.O.B. and they said yes. IIRC the charge was quite a bit higher. Seems it was something like, with HR club $89, without HR club $109. We opted for the old RRR coverage since taken over and obliterated by Affinity. Hugh >>> You can get Coach Net "bare" if you pursue it with the contact >>> person. Costs more than an affiliated membership of course but if one [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > and obliterated by Affinity. > Hugh RRR was wonderful. Affinity killed it and gave us Camping World's President Club instead. We were so happy to get over to Coach Net. What a difference! The Escapee affiliation with Coach Net makes it available to so many more RVers who have towables. SignatureJanet Wilder Bad spelling. Bad punctuation Good Friends. Good Life
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